Registration for Middle and High School Ministry groups beginning in August for the 2022-23 school year. MSM groups meet on Sunday mornings at 11:15 in the Student Room beginning August 14. HSM groups meet on Wednesday nights from 7:00-8:30 beginning August 17.

This is an opportunity to discuss the previous week's sermon and share its application/relevance for special needs families as we celebrate, connect, pray, and share life with families raising children with special needs. We'll be meeting at the YMCA in Shepherdsville.

Care group for men who struggle with pornography or compulsive sexual behaviors.

This group will offer an opportunity for men and women to understand the complexity of addictions. It will also provide individuals the support and accountability in your efforts to overcome your own struggle with an emphasis on emotional, physical, and spiritual healing.

This group is being offered to provide support and encouraging tools to those who live in family systems impacted by addiction. We cannot fix an addict, but we can learn to live healthier in relationship with them, using wise boundaries and Godly wisdom. You will find support for your personal recovery journey in this group. For more information, contact the care ministry at 502-253-8400 or care@secc.org.

Abuse can show up physically, psychologically, and emotionally. We can easily identify physical violence as abuse. However, psychological and emotional abuse can sometimes be difficult to spot. Some relational dynamics that can show up in abusive relationships are walking on eggs shells and not having the freedom to express yourself or make your own choices. If you see these unhealthy patterns in your relationship(s), whether in marriage, dating, or friendships, and you would like to understand them and learn healthy ways to respond, we would like you to join us Tuesday evenings beginning October 11. We would like to walk alongside you to provide support and guidance on ways you can navigate this difficult journey. Please email care@secc.org to connect with the facilitator.

This group is being offered to provide support to those struggling with anxiety and depression. We will also have opportunities to learn techniques and pathways for managing and overcoming in this journey of living with these mental conditions. Whether your battle has been more recent or longstanding, you will find God-centered support in this group.

This Bullitt County men’s group focuses on real life, celebrating each other’s victories and supporting each other’s defeats. We strive to understand the real everyday battles that men face and tackle them with Biblical wisdom. We meet mostly on Zoom but will occasionally meet in person at each other’s houses here in Bullitt County.

Join our 8-week home group as we go through a guided journey of learning to trust God with your deepest parenting questions.

There’s nothing wrong with good advice―but today’s moms need so much more than that. We moms are crying out for true wisdom and strength that will teach us how to parent our kids well, and to help us navigate challenges and cultural issues previous generations never saw coming.

The Bible tells us that the beginning of wisdom is knowing the Lord. And that’s right where the journey to becoming MomStrong starts.

Join Heidi St. John in this 6-week Bible study based on her popular book "Becoming MomStrong." Each week, you’ll find stories from Heidi, Scriptural reflections, encouraging Bible verses, and prayer prompts to help train your own heart―and your kids’―to know Scripture, hold Biblical values, discern true teaching, and develop Godly character.

Love should draw us together, not tear us apart.

Is it unloving or selfish to set a boundary? And what does the Bible instruct us to do when a relationship is no longer safe or sustainable? Lysa TerKeurst has asked these hard questions in the midst of her own relational struggles.

But after thousands of hours of counseling intensives and theological research, Lysa has discovered that good boundaries pave the road for the truest version of love to emerge within the relationships that make up so much of who we are and what we want the most.

Building upon and further unpacking the Scriptural concepts in "Good Boundaries and Goodbyes," this 6-session video Bible study (streaming code included) with Lysa will equip you to:

• Determine the appropriate amount of personal and emotional access someone has to you.
• Stop being misled and emotionally paralyzed by wrongly interpreted or weaponized Scriptures.
• Overcome the frustrating cycle of ineffective boundary-setting with Biblical principles and practical strategies to help you communicate, keep, and implement healthier patterns.
• Be equipped to say goodbye when a relationship has shifted from difficult to destructive by studying three types of goodbyes found in God’s Word.
• Receive therapeutic and theological wisdom you can trust directly from Lysa’s Christian counselor, Jim Cress, and Proverbs 31 Ministries’ Director of Theology, Dr. Joel Muddamalle.

**New Group — Join June and Jeff Daugherty and Leesa and Ken Foster as they lead this new group in Bloomfield. This group meets on Monday evenings at 6:30. All are welcome! We are wanting to create a group to help people in Nelson County build community as Southeast plans to launch a new campus in Nelson County.

Kevin and Megan Lutz have been members of Southeast since 2010. They live on a farm in Nelson County and have one son, Kevin. Megan's prayer is that families in their community experience truth, know who they are in Christ, grow in His Word, and find belonging in God's great, big family! Everyone has a seat at their table. Refreshments served.

**New group** This a new group led by Jennifer Sanders for single moms who are looking for community, accountability in their walk with Jesus, and support from other moms in the same season. Whether you're a newly single mom or you've always parented solo, this is a group for you.

We will meet from 5:00-7:00 p.m. on Sundays starting on February 5 to share a meal and discuss the current sermon series and any other life challenges that come up. Kids are welcome!

This Nelson County Men's Group will be focusing on the current sermon series while building community and supporting each other as we walk in faith. This groups meets at 6:00 p.m. in Springfield.

Looking for parenting experts? Not us. Looking for the EASY button for raising teenagers? Haven't found it. What we do know is that a relationship with Jesus and having community can make raising teenagers in today's culture a little easier. We hope to build a safe place for moms to share their struggles, to laugh about the craziness that comes with this season, to encourage other moms, and to learn how to lean on Jesus through it all.

This group will meet every other Wednesday during HSM programming starting February 15.

Join this coed home group in Shepherdsville to connect with people in Bullitt County. We are open to all ages and stages of life whether you are single or married. We gather to talk about this week's sermon and how to apply it to our lives, pray, encourage each other, and grow in our love for the Lord and our neighbors. Led by Jim and Vanessa Parker.

This is a new home group for families with kids. We'll meet Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8:00 in Shepherdsville. This group is led by Ryan and Sadie Goodin and Derek and Becky King.

Meet and grow with other like-minded Christian men who would like to kick off the weekend (every other week) with prayer, some Scripture, and fellowship! Our mission is to build a strong group of men who have a heart for our Bullitt County community and those who need help in it. We will build a group of "I know a guy" men who are willing to help when the church needs us with any project in our community! We hope you will join us every other Saturday beginning February 4 at 6:30 a.m.

We believe you belong here, and we want to help create a community of women healing and walking through loss, whether that loss was last week or ten years ago. Scripture is clear that the church is called to "care for orphans and widows in their distress" (James 1:27). Our church family wants you to know you are loved and seen at our campus.

We'll start with the study "Listening to the Voice of God" by Margaret Feinberg. Every woman has grappled with questions like, "How do I know if I m following God's plan for my life?" or "What does God want me to do in this situation?" Whenever we face challenges, struggles, or important decisions, our first place to turn is to God. But who hasn't struggled to discern God's voice just when we need it most?

God's Word tells us that He is a lamp unto our feet, but lamps often only illuminate our next step forward. As busy women in today's times, we want to run ahead of God and seek from Him not a lamp, but a spotlight. "Listening to the Voice of God" will teach women how to slow down, wait on God, and hear His voice through all the clutter of life. In doing so, we can walk with peace and confidence down the path He has set for us.

No matter how much you and your spouse love each other, eventually you’re going to fight about something—sex, money, kids, time, in-laws. Have you disagreed about any of these? No matter what you’re in conflict about, it’s not fun. Feelings get hurt. Misunderstandings happen. Emotional walls go up. Hearts close down. It’s a real problem. But what if conflict was actually healthy for your relationship?

This series can help you and your spouse see disagreements differently and use conflict to learn about each other and strengthen your marriage. This 6-session event at the Southeast Christian Church Bullitt County Campus will combine live and video teaching to help couples use conflict to learn about each other and strengthen their marriage. Cost is $10 per person to cover your workbook.